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Camas Police investigating death of 68-year-old male
On Tuesday at about 7:11 a.m., the Camas Police Department responded to a call of an individual struck by a BNSF train near the 200 block of SE Garfield Street.
Vancouver homeless deaths continue amid emergency declaration
Vancouver is on track to beat its 2023 record of 45 deaths within its homeless population, as eight homeless people have died in the city since December.
Opinion: Gov. Inslee wants to be remembered for COVID-19 response?
Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center doesn’t think Gov. Jay Inslee should remind people of his legacy COVID response.
Citizens in one state to ‘turn in their friends, family members, strangers’
There is an attempt in Washington state to implement a plan to set up the government to be a watchdog for “bias.”
Community members invited to connect with area employers at RSD’s inaugural Industry Hiring Fair
Students, families and community members are invited to learn about careers in southwest Washington at Ridgefield School District’s inaugural Industry Hiring Fair on Wed., March 13 at Ridgefield Hi…
Area residents invited to donate gently used clothing to benefit WSU Vancouver students
Washington State University Vancouver is seeking clothing donations for a Lavender and Professional Clothing Closet event.
Tooth Fairy pays more out West than the rest of the country
For 26 years, the Original Tooth Fairy Poll has been asking how much money the Tooth Fairy leaves for a tooth, and this year, Washington and the West Coast have a higher value on a lost tooth than…
Vancouver Fire battles Sunday morning house fire
The Vancouver Fire Department was dispatched to the report of a house fire at the 13600 block of NE 36th Street in Vancouver.
Death at Georgia Pacific Mill ruled to be a workplace accident
On Friday (March 8) at about 5:04 p.m., the Camas Police Department and the Camas/Washougal Fire Department responded to the Georgia Pacific Mill for an industrial accident.
Federal Court upholds free speech in University of Oregon Twitter block case
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled in favor of Professor Bruce Gilley, affirming his First Amendment rights were violated when the University of Oregon’s Division of Equ…
‘We played defense better’: WA Republicans on the just-ended legislative session
Washington state lawmakers are spending their first day in two months not consumed with legislative business. The 60-day 2024 session wrapped up on Thursday.
Biden campaign has outraised Trump campaign in Washington state
Joe Biden (D) has raised the most money from Washington state of all presidential candidates, taking in $2.7 million since the start of the campaign cycle.
Clark County Sheriff’s Office holds annual Awards & Recognition Ceremony
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office recently announced the recognition of various deputies, civilian employees, and community members for their outstanding service and commitment to public safety.
Community Foundation grants over $300,000, opens next application cycle
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington awarded $308,472 in grants to 8 nonprofits during the second cycle of its annual Focus Grants program.
River HomeLink drama program presents ‘High School Musical Jr.’
River HomeLink’s drama students are excited to present Disney’s “High School Musical Jr.” at Prairie High School, starting Friday, March 15.
POLL: Do you agree with the Supreme Court ruling in favor of Donald Trump’s appeal over Colorado disqualifying him from the primary ballot?
Do you agree with the Supreme Court ruling in favor of Donald Trump’s appeal over Colorado disqualifying him from the primary ballot?
‘When in doubt, report it!’: Washington Secretary of State’s 2020 election misinformation fight
The Washington Secretary of State’s Office contracted with a U.K.-based company, Logically, to monitor social media platforms and generate reports on election or voting “misinformation.”
Debate intensifying over how ‘parents’ bill of rights’ initiative to be implemented
One of three citizen initiatives passed by the Washington State Legislature as the session winds down is Initiative 2081, known as the “parents’ bill of rights.”